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. >>> doctors at a northern indiana hospital under go a pretty tough day of surgery. they remove 40 knives from a man's stomach. this surgery took five hours. some of the blades were 7 inches long. the man ate the knives over a became addicted to the taste of metal. the patient is being checked out by doctors but is expected to be ok. he could be out of the hospital in a couple of days. >> might want to check with a psychiatrist. >>> a new presidential poll is out. >>> president obama arrives in louisiana to tour the devastation following last week's horri how he responded to critics who said he should have visited america thought our pancakes were pretty special. but we knew we could do better. so we did. we made denny's new pancakes 50% fluffier with fresh buttermilk and hint of vanilla. if you disagree, the cakes are free. president obama in lousiana today... getting a president obama in >>> president obama in louisiana getting a look at the damage left behind from the historic deadly flooding there. he is also being criticized for not cutting his v and heading the

northern indiana, see all the stuff is still popping, until the cold front gets through we still have a chance of showers and storms, once the cold front moves through, this is a look at dewpoints on either side of the front, very warm, soupy air that we are sitting now and cool, very mild air off to the northwest. that is going to help us out quite a bit. now as we take a look at the window nation forecast. we have chances for showers and storms that continue in the overnight tonight. and it does look like temperatures tomorrow, we'll be topping out in the middle l 90s, upper 80s once we head into the weekend. showers and thunderstorm chances returning on sunday that will carry into monday. as we see temperatures backing next week with sunny skies, more hohum weather. >> you sal vanned the cake. >> build it all damage together. put it back in the oven. >> do your thing, thank you, betsy. >>> the indians, they are cooking hopefully down in texas. will they warm up? they need a couple wins to >>> the top two teams in the american league do the texas two step tonight. indians and ranger

right now it looks like maybe the heaviest steadiest of the rain is going to head up to northern indiana and michan through here. the humidity off the charts. look at these yellows here down across the ohio, tennessee, and mississippi river valley. that is that big gulf of mexico area that is getting pulled to the north. and the area of low pressure will pump moisture away. those of you dealing with the humidity and complaining about it, you have a couple more days to deal with it before maybe drier weather comes in tuesday night. those sprinkles, pop up shower, maybe a thunderstorm early monday right around 70, cloudy skies, drizzle, a shower or two. i don't think future view is doing a good job picking up be pop up thunderstorms. i think it has the thunderstorms down. i think there will be rain around tomorrow with temperatures in the low to mid 80s. on the lake tomorrow temperatures on the water near 80, mostly cloudy skies. take a look at your nd showers and thunderstorms continue through tuesday and break by wednesday and thursday. >>> time now for access to tonight's summer game sc

we are still seeing showers that are popping up in northern indiana. more likely than not the most romantic thing will not be whether. it will be the difference in the humidity. you can see how this dry air is pushing southward and it is on the way in that will mean a less humid day for tomorrow. we will start off with clouds as we get the day going and by noon the clouds will clear out. highs across the area will vary. i think on average about 85 the expected high for the day provide a little bit of a wind shaft or go --.. the evening is looking beautiful and temperatures will stay back toward the 700 mark. mid-80s for the day tomorrow and we do indeed have lots of sunshine in the forecast. we will start in the 70s and then make it to the 80s. we have temperatures that are a little bit warmer in the forecast with storm chances back great forecast. >>> coming up the indians trying to find an end to a >>> the sports report or go pitching, hitting, defense and the lead is shrinking as they start their -- i hate to say this but he might have to be taken o

weather service survey crews are scouring areas with storm damage in central and northern indiana to determine tornadoes struck there. damage was widespread. but luckily no injuries have been reported. >>> i talon authorities say the death toll from yesterday's earth wake has now risen to 241. >> that number is expected to continue to rise as rescue workers frantically dry to find the living. bill kneelly is in the italy. >> reporter: from the rubble a small voice, rescuers find a ruens. come on, julia, they urn her. then pull her -- they urge her. and then pull her out. julia is bewildered but alive clinging to her rescuer, amazingly uninjured. life amid so much death in the broken ton that woke this morning to aftershocks and a rising death toll. they worked overnight to pull people out but mostly it's bodies. they are going through the rubble here by hand tryg the possessions here to more easily identify them. but mostly, they're using these earth movers. it's now a case here more of a recovery than of rescue. a historic town nearly every building now cracked or destroyed. it's a

some of the terrifying video captured on wednesday, as tornadoes tore across that central and northern indiana and northwest ohio. at indiana alone. drier and more comfortable air settling in across the great lakes region after a couple humid days. this comfortable air mass will be with us for only the next couple of days. partly cloudy low temperatures into the lower 60s lakeside and the upper 50s inland. tonight will be a great night just ahead - how far a sneeze can travel...plus, how a social network is being used to diagose depression.the i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba?. tresiba? is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a1c. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? provides powerful a1c reduction. releases slow and steady. wos like your body's insulin. when my schedule changes... i want something that delivers. ? tresiba? ready ? i can take tresiba? any time of day. so if i miss or delay a dose, i take it when i remember, without refrigeration... twice as long as lantus?, which lasts 4 week

. >> ryan: wild weather record setting rain causing widespread flooding in parts of northern indiana. one of the hardest hit areas >> this is not a normal weather event. and we can expect more rain today, even when it's not raining we're going to see some areas with further flooding as certain bodies of water, tributaries and creeks overflow. >> ryan: it appears the water is receding but officials are urging people to asniffed void nonessential travel. >> jadiann: a california man is acc raged wild fire that destroyed more than 170 buildings in the northern part of the state. conditions in the area are still very tough. thousands are evacuating as the dom know effect of the fire continues to ravage homes. so the man damon pashel was arrest and charged with 17 counts of arson. the 40-year-old was connected to other fires over the past year. as for the current wildfire tearing throughout areas it has spread more than 4,000 contained as of lat night. >> ryan: a scary scene after an underground transformer catches fire. the flames were dangerously close to several businesses in the area.

wednesday cleanup is underway after a series of tornadoes tore through sections of central and northern indiana wednesday. the national weather service says a preliminary damage survey shows that an e-f-3 tornado hit of 152 miles per hour. the weather service says that twister traveled nearly 5 miles...and was about 300 yards wide the tornado leveled a starbucks near the markland mall. more than 20 people were crammed into the bathrooms at that starbucks. and one of the women inside that building credits the manager -- who is named angel - with making sure everybody was safe. shelly dyer / tornado survivor "we didn't have a thought that it was so close. nothing was telling us that. angel told us that. i just wanted toge now. i mean we wouldn't have been here." fortunately, everyone made it out alive. overall, some fifteen injuries have been reported...but, none are said to be serious...and, there have been no reports of fatalities... coming up next -- a couple under arrest for murder and kidnapping in california. where they were found - after the break. plus - authorities in arizona increasing

the afternoon remaining on down to the south just to the south of the chicago land area into northern indiana but for us quiet conditions persist. i think it will condition to bring us quiet conditions. and the storm system off to the west is our next best chance of rain that comes our way tuesday. across the area enjoy, because southeastern wisconsin remains dry and basically cloud free. during the overnight hours as i say when the wds with the proggie conditions we get a blanket of foggy necessary that will persist. it will be longer tomorrow before we see sun. so your storm team 4cast for tonight expect to see a fog developing after clear to partly cloudy skies. warm and muggy temperatures down to 63. morning fog should burn off to some sunshine in the afternoon. warm and still humid with high temperatures back up to near 82. here comes your storm team four 7-day forecast. look at this incredible stretch of weather wednesday through next weekend. mainly dry conditions. cooler and drier, our temperatures tumbling into the lower 70s by thursday. and humidity to follow suit. looks like it wil

severe weather in northern indiana tonight. take a look at what a suspected tornado did to this starbucks just outside the kokomo speedway. the entire building collapsed. amazingly no one was hurt. earlier tonight the company tweeted out: "our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected." mostly cloudy tonight with a slight chance for an isolated thunderstorm. rain chances will increase overnight, especially between 3-8am thursday. temperatures will fall into the upper 60s by sunrise. after early morning rain, skies will start to clear by the afternoon with a quiet and cooler on friday before thunderstorm chances return on saturday. tonight: isolated evening t-storm, higher chances overnight. low: dewpoint: 66 wind: w 5 mph thursday: a few morning t-storms then gradual clearing. high: 83 dewpoint: 63 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny and cooler. am low: 61 high: 74 dewpoint: 57 wind: e 5-10 mph saturday: increasing clouds with the chance for t-storms. am low: 60 high: 78 dewpoint: 64 wind: s 5-10 mph sunday: becoming

cleanup is underway...after a series of tornadoes...that tore through sections of central and northern indiana wednesday...as well as parts of northwest ohio. in all, at least thirty-five twisters were reported between the two states... in indiana alone at least eight tornadoes have now been investigated and officially confirmed...a number experts expect to rise. among the confirmed twisters: a powerful "e-f- three" tornado that hit the city of kokomo in central indiana - packing winds up to one- hundred-fifty-two miles an hour. unidentified victim says: "i heard that train sound. it was horrible (pause, crying).. it just lasted a few seconds. i heard glass breaking. i opened the closet door slowly and prepared for what i might see." overall, some fifteen injuries have been reported...but, none are said to be serious... and, there have been no reports of fatalities... touring hard hit area's thursday indiana's governor -- g-o-p vice presidential nominee mike pence calls that a miracle. very moving to me to talk to these families...family members who were in their homes and to see these homes v

you can clearly see where the bulk of the rain is northern indiana and storms firing around indianapolis there. looks mainly west of cleveland. that's the higher chance of rain. staying muggy, though, tonight, tomorrow and going into the oppressive a little bit. it will be uncomfortable and wednesday. in fact, throughout the week it will be on the humid side. severe risk area tomorrow. note the yellow shade here and the higher chance around youngstown, columbiana county and outside of that it is a marginal risk which means we could have a storms going severe. future view illustrating that tonight. the bulk of the rain will be across the west. could be a thunderstorm between 11:00 and 2:00 a.m. in sandusky. and tomorrow morning not much. just light rain showers here and there and during the afternoon things kind of pick up with the daytime heating and showers and storms in play tomorrow. after that, it is a smaller chance and the rest of the week. the water under 10 knots and waves will be around a foot. it will be windy tomorrow. one thing i should mention with this front and not so much

several tornadoes wreak havoc across northern indiana. the dramatic video this morning as the community gets its first look at the damage. cindy? cindy: a quiet day here. i am tracking the next chance of showers and thunderstorms, plus changes overnight in the tropics. erika? erika: breaking news overnight, the death toll now stands at 247 after this disastrous earthquake in italy. crews still searching for survivors in the rubble this and a 15-year-old girl is critically hurt after a shooting in dorchester. it happened around 1 this morning on page street. we'll bring you developments as >> i remember someone saying stop the bus. emily: only on 5, we're hearing from a passenger on the party bus involved in a deadly accident in east boston. this morning that passenger is telling a somewhat different story than the bus company. this is our first look at the party early sunday morning on that bus before it took a tragic turn. tristian leach says tracy paniagua and another woman were leaning on the window when the bus hit a bump. the victims

northern indiana and southern michigan through wednesday evening. for us just a few sporadic showers just a localized area of thunder on wednesday a pretty quiet start with more showers/storms forecast late day. tonigh showers in the afternoon tomorrow in midweek looking at some people see videogame players as couch potatoes. those who never leave the house and play video games all day, why spending time with pokemon fever spreading the popular cell phone videogame taken over in southeast asian country of the mr sun actually available they found a way to download it is earned more than $200 billion across the globe. math, reading and science on national exams checking the tes scores found that 12,000 australian mist been longer than average time on social networking sites. with the finding may help to show new ways that they can learn from online gaming and potentially improvem the subjec are taught. >> world's top athletes are competing for olympic gold in rio. >> is making a name for himself in michigan,ic fred winter, 101 years old and competes i

and northern indiana -- where tornadoes and violent storms destroyed buildings and homes. despite all this destruction... only about 15 to 20 people had minor injuries... all caused by flying debris. thousands remain without power. republican vice candidate, indiana governor "mike - pence" took a break from the campaign trail to survey the damage. the national weather service say at least '7- tornados' swept through the area... including an 'ef- 3' twister -- ripping through kokomo, indiana packing '150- plus' mile per hour winds. a fort campbell soldier in custody -- after reports of an "active shooter" put the army base on lockdown. base officials say the shooter entered a hangar on campbell army airfield and fired two shots. tried to make a break for it. he was arrested a short time later. a fort campbell spokesman says no injuries were reported...and the installation is now "secure." a "power problem" -- 'grounding flights' -- at both the 'miami' and 'fort lauderdale' airports -- for about 'two hours'. the issue affected an "air traffic control" facility -- for flights

72 here in the area here in the low 60s.e we're keeping on the storm snow along chicago and northern indiana as the humidity buildsng that you will flare up back again.ha big changes on te forecast for the end of thees wk of into the early next week we talk about that widespread 60s awayne from the lake here we lae

series of tornadoes tore through sections of central and northern indiana wednesday. the national weather service says a preliminary damage survey shows that an e-f-3 tornado hit kokomo, indiana...and had an estimated peak wind of 152 miles per hour. the weather service says the twister traveled nearly 5 miles...and was about 300 yards wide. indiana governor mike pence took a break from campaigning for areas hit hard by the storms. he visited a starbucks that was seen falling down in a cell phone video...where miraculously....no one was injured. the governor says indiana is working with federal partners... to make sure kokomo and other communities will have what they need. it's just very moving to me to talk to these families. family members who were in their homes and to see these homes virtually completely destroyed. because of people's quick thinking, a good early warning system here locally. no serious injuries. no loss of life. to attend the grand opening of his campaign's indiana headquarters in carmel, indiana today. around the world now... the death toll contin

70s in charge and 72 in north olmsted since 7:00 o'clock near showers of notne propagated into northern indiana yet. that is a sign we are we're back signalt whole lot of sunshine but eventually that will go through rumbles of thunder south as temperatures climb. here is a look at the radar when we start to see the winds shift end of the lake will start lake will start to push further in manned traffic time with patty. >> we have this accident where police haveer been on the scene backing folks up along to 71 those areas averaging about 7 miles per hour. a tough job this is a live look at to 71 down by route eight so you can been a sluggish right out and about everywheret we highlight our troubled spots. to 71 northbound another every 14 minutes71n 90 eastbound 17 minue commute causing for those big delays onr >> we began with donald trump going to mexico he announced it at 10:00 o'clock last night on twitter. >> he promised to build a wall and make mexico pay for it has accepted an invitation to discuss border issueses. >> another surprising turn of events the mac he accepted an one he has twi

72 here in the area here in the low 60s.e we're keeping on the storm snow along chicago and northern indiana as the humidity buildsng that you will flare up back again.ha big changes on te forecast for the end of thees wk of into the early next week we talk about that widespread 60s awayne from the lake here we lae the thunderstorms i think it will driftt a little further north down those from that popped up yesterday more west to east movementes as temperatures climb into the mid 80s. we do it again today and tomorrow. big changesw until the middle of may. as you have the sun glare to deal with route to westbound trying to recover out that way as you head into words willoughby this morning to 71 northbound pushing the slowdown as you head to the area between route eight and 42. the oven at workv want a little long this morning. that practice a brilliant still trying to recover from that. ninety westbound heading eastbound this morning in the surehe way vehicle still off to the right hand side that on the inbound side it kind of moved out and it is in a better spot. we send it back up to way

o'clock the storms through this afternoon and evening had not developed yet we keep aned eye on it northern indiana and illinoison for the timing and redevelopment. i think the window will be beef between four and 8:00 p.m. the four hour window as we climb into the upper and middle 80s. eighty-one tomorrow a slight chance of a shower on sunday. the timing will be nailed it down specifically. and we will keep it dry we look at temperatures in the lower 80s is the price of the month of august. we get a break the date with ao four-hour window where we could see some development here are widespread we just spoke with cleveland the fire they are on the scene on the city's west sidehe where thy do have an apartment building a small fire they are tending to. the area is occupied the 3200 block.k. sandwich off there. since then customers are lashing out with boycott products. so far, aaa is not responded. >> dunkin' donuts getting a jump on the pumpkin grace. they are bringing pumpkin spice to it's thee store before mcdonald's ad maybe starbucks two. duncan is rolling out its pumpkin flavored coffeeses and

the reports of wind damage across the plains, this is the tornado outbreak across northern indiana and north. north western ohio. now, reports of tornadoes, tornado reports. but, not actual 41 tornadoes. a better idea how many tornadoes touched it and the intensities as well. >> we will go to it. >> now, the upper level winds and the movement over the islands. let's take a look at the movement or the anticipated movement in the coming days and across the east in the coming days. maybe the steer oning mechanism that keeps whatever this is more to the west across south florida and eventually in the gulf of mexico. the european model insisting it is a hurricane over the bahamas. across south florida. making the way across new mexico. now, coming across florida and the rainfall making the way to north carolina. the american model has none of it so, really, this track and what it will do is very uncertain. you will need to stay tuned in the coming days for what is going on. i am interested in how it pans out. 92, 96, friday, saturday, that is the peak of the heat. perhaps back down to the l

expect a lot of clouds tonight can you see where the heavier rain is in northern indiana and we think tonight that will stay there. but tomorrow we have a front and a better trigger to get some showers and storms going. here is a look at future view. between 11:00 and 2:00 a.m., it does print out heavier rain and thunder moving through sandusky. we will keep an eye on that to see if that happens and then just light rain showers around for your morning drive and the afternoon with a front coming in. >> this is the severe riskier tomorrow. and the better likelihood youngstown, columbiana county and down highway 11 and marginal risk for most of the area meaning we could see a few storms going severe during the afternoon. warm and muggy tonight. it will be another tough night of sleeping with the humidity around. as a matter of fact, we will not get out of the 70s along the morning upper 60s to 70 inland and mid-70s on the lakeshore. the muggy meter staying up there. in fact, tomorrow we sneak in the oppressive category. waves only a foot on the lake and perhaps light rain around and 74 f

. >>> after record setting rain, flood water starting to in parts of northern indiana. as for today the forecast calls for stray showers and thunderstorms. dave gutierrez is there tonight. >>reporthe louisiana, is growing. more communities are under a flooding threat. the rain has eased here, a bit, but all of that water is no moving downstream. as we take a look from the air, you can see the scope of the devastation. thousands of people are packing emergency shelters, and the governor is calling the situation unprecedented. the red cross saying this is the worst flooding disaster in the northwest. we will have the very latest on on nbc nightly news. >>> the last tower of las vegas iconic -- iconic riviera hotel and casino was reduced to rubble, while you are sleeping. the casino and hotel was the first high-rise on the vegas strip after 60 years hosting have -- headliners from liberace to dean martin. it will now be to expand the las vegas convention center. >>> several people are under arrest following a crime spree that plagued many communities in recent months. at l

back here in the u.s., thousands are cleaning up after widespread tornado damage in central and northern indiana2 hour. it flat end homes, as you see, ripped up trees, cut the power to thousands. amazingly, there were no serious injuries. indiana's governor, mike pence, and republican vice presidential hopeful, talked about the community's determination to rebuild. >> you see the resilience in these hoosiers. just makes me proud. people that will are out, broad shoulders, going to rebuild in that neighborhood. tells you everything you need to know about the people of indiana. >>> and they say severe thunderstorms are in the forecast for north and central indiana tonight. not good news. >>> not a lot going on out there now in indiana. of course, they could get another watch tonight. we're going to really be watching that. that's a frontal system that's going to move through tomorrow. and that's going to drop our humidity ever oh -- ever so slightly by tomorrow. g the bad. they've got skyrocketing temperatures now. we also have our fair share of some warm temperatures. but there in the mid 90s, un

northern indiana, couple storms near chicago and rain.nd oklahoma, this is where the frontal boundary is lining up. that's why we'll see slight chance of severe weather. it's a slight risk. it goes from slight to moderate to high. yesterday we weren't in the slight risk yesterday. we were in the green marginal risk in areas of indiana and ohio. it's treemly rare to have a tornado outbreak, one of the biggest of the years. we'll go through studies and figure out what happened and what went wrong and try to learn from it. 7 million people at risk for severe weather. joplin and wichita also chance for risk of severe storms. this will be a problem over the upcoming weekend. i'll have more in the next half hour. back to you, louis. >> bill, you have indiana governor and republican vice presidential candidate mike pence going to indiana after the campaign trail to survey some of that damage. luckily no reports of anyone dead or injured, which is remarkable. >>> let's turn now overseas here. the u.s. military is accusing iran of harassing one of

get to the line from northern illinois indiana and then just to the south most tonight just a spotty shower that a 10 percent chance, otherwise partly cloudy. on sunday the timing tricky it could be potentially gone by midafternoon.ot because of the cooling conditions may see some spot afternoon showers/storms. the front moving in a saturday to sunday we go from 80s to the 70s,, but looking at much cooler temperatures monday-wednesday from seven day and overnight lows in the 50s. next friday, high school football season kicks off as does friday night touchdown. >> before the first highlights we take you to some of the area top teams here are the westlake defense >> it reminded me of a doughnut. >> . >> they look great, season 20 o four and a as less than two weeks away join us for the season premierere on friday august 26, 11:00 p.m. high school football coverage right here on fox 8. closer to election day, one can date left a bad taste in mouth so chicago beer makersa. they have credited here to show the distaste or donald trumpmp they say that the story behind it goes back to the e

our northern indiana business, which is not michigan, is a recreational vehicle, recycling, that's been our manufacturing has grown almost 20% in the last year. our service center, as far as distributiing ill i'm numuminun plastics, that's gone up a little bit. depending on what business you're in, they're pretty definite skpu difficult and we've been fortune of recent. >> when i went into your store in green bay to buy some calk, and got to talking, the retail business, which you're exposed to had been turning down. you've obviously come back up. you've grown. are you able to find -- something we just talked to in the previous segment -- enough workers to meet the growing demand for your business? >> thank you, bryan. that was one of the best sales we've had ever had. it was the best $4.99 sale we've had. our installers are part of the company we've been focused on. what we've been doing, the labor shortage, is partnering with the nwtc, fox valley tech. we've had great success with hiring veterans and our local veterans agency. we have partnered with the chamber of commerce and their y

. >>> after record setting rainfall, flood waters are starting to recede a bit in parts of northern indianah bend received nearly 9 inches of rain overnight. shelters have opened for people and animals displaced by the flood waters. >>> speaking of flood waters, take a look at this. russian wake board riders seizing the moment in moscow's streets following torrential rains on monday. you see that guy, he's in a wet suit being towed by a jeep. demonstrating various jumps and tricks, the level of rainfall in moscow actually broke a 130-year-old record. moscow's streets are cobblestone, i don't know. you don't want to fall. that's the news update. michelle, over to you. >>> show you what's going on in the markets right now. the dow jones industrial average, nasdaq and s&p all in negative territory. after coming off that trifecta. we'll show you what's going on with oil. it's closing for the day higher by 95 cents, $46.69. speaking of energy, many people are in favor of finding alternative energy sources, like wind, it's a little harder to find people who want a giant wind farm near their house

showers and thunderstorms alls about showing up right now, will start to develop in central indiana northern ohio at some.late this afternoon upper '80s today. a quick looks was showers midday watch how it starts to fire out between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m again probably inside the window is what we are looking at here. some storms could be heavy we willll track them as we go alon patty is here with a look at your traffic. >> good morning. unfortunately, we had an incidentgo going on in the city's southwestn side not fire in an apartment building of fire crews are on the scene. on the eastf side, the sound of this along cedar without water main break happening on sunday opening hoping to get the road opened wayne, stephanie, stacy back to you. >> good to,y have you back. >> it is all in your mind we do have a lot to get you caught up on waking up in indiana to a lot of damage and destruction. >> strong storms, tornadoes rolling through overnight.n >> jessica is in the newsroom with more on the areas hardest hit by this. indiana beginning the cleaning up process after multiple tornadoes touche

northern indiana and northern ohio and then back here towards oklahoma and southern kansas. we're still watching our friend in the tropics here. tropical wave still has not become a named system and still heavy rain within an 80% chance of this becoming a tropical system and heading throughout florida as we go through the upcoming weekend. does not look like a devastating blow and the possibility of flooding out there. one more nice day for boston all the way down to new york and no chance of thunderstorms on friday and humidity come back, too. another beautiful morning out there and the humidity will slowly be creeping in. it's great for travel throughout the day. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. morning is nothing new...stion, muddling through your

at least 12 twisters tore through northern and central indiana yesterday.ardest hit is just north of indianapolis. the twisters ripping off roofs and sending air-conditions flying. a local starbucks was flattened. about a dozen people were injured but, get this, none of them seriously. >> try to push the door can, and the wind was just blowing so fast. >> it was basically like a train going on. >> when i looked out, i watched it take out the house behind me and the two houses north of me. leland: the mayor of kokomo says crews from everywhere in the state are beginning a very long clean-up process. bad news, possibly more bad weather headed their way. martha: and some tense moments aboard a u.s. warship. why the iranian military sent four boats on a drive-by. look at this scene in open water. leland: yeah. and now the iranians are complaining about it. >>> also, hillary clinton and donald trump grabbing all the headlines, but libertarian gary johnson joins us live to tell us how, get this, he thinks it may work in his favor. martha: and hillary clinton answ

this will not be an indiana situation in northern ohio. currently coshocton county until 6 p.m. that includes southern tuscarous. we've got some reds next to the greens. it's not sing rapidly, so we'll keep an eye on that. western suburbs lake wood around brought 20. west lake you're driving out. here's heavy rain. cleveland, you're going to encounter some slower travel, another cell trying to pop to the north and west of wellington near columbia station. other cells struggling but we'll see what they county. 91 cleveland. 92 akron. 88 in the help diana -- medina area. lower middle 80s at 8. upper 70s at 10 p.m. there's not a big chance at strong storms but one or two as we're already seeing could become severe. let's track some tornadoes from yesterday. property owners across indiana created at least five confirmed tornadoes. there will be more. the biggest so far an ef3 that hit kokomo in howard county, indiana, north of indy. only 10 to 15 minor injuries. that is amazing. five separate crews with the national weather service are out there right now still surveying damage to s

indiana on into ohio. two areas of severe weather today from oklahoma and kansas on into northern ohio and parts of eastern indiana. we could see some main threats of damaging winds, isolated tornado risk. very, very slight. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. still to come, how washington is know taking aim at the skyrocketing cost of lifesaving epipens, and wait until you hear who the father of the company's well-paid ceos is. >>> can you tell the difference between an expensive outfit and one that came from an outlet store on our new "rossen reports," how to dress for success without breaking the bank. we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth fro

. >> people in indiana are cleaning up after several tornadoes ripped through the central and northern part of that state, ef twisters with winds 152 miles per hour flattened a starbucks they moved into the bathroom. >> we got everyone inside and closed the doors and all of a sudden it started rattling. >> it's a miracle, we should not be here at all. >> a miracle. minutes later, the building was a pile of rubble as you see right there, only the bathrooms were left standing. nobody was hurt or seriously injured. wow. >> just heat around here. >> reporter: a little bit of a thunderstorm, but not severe weather, that's good. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're looking at the thunderstorm out in the northern and western areas i'll go in closer on that for you, as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd there's the ben franklin bridge, we are looking at a mix of clouds and clear spaces right now and we are expecting overall today to wind up partly sunny. temperatures 76 degrees currently in philadelphia. we have a thunderstorm out in lancaster county. it is moving toward the east, more or

indiana on into ohio. two areas of severe weather today from oklahoma and kansas on into northern ohio and parts of eastern indiana. we could see some main threats of damaging winds, isolated tornado risk. very, very slight. >> chris: good thursday morning, everyone. we have more clouds and showers to the west of us. more clouds into the mix this afternoon. warm and breezy day, mid-80s to near 90. we're increasing the humanity again, as well. overnight tonight, an isolated shower. there will be a couple spotty showers and storms rumbling on through tomorrow. i do expect more dry hours than on friday. plenty of dryness over the weekend. saturday and sunday, less humid. near 80 at the coa guys? >> al, thank you very much. still to come, how washington is taking aim at the skyrocketing cost of life saving epipens and wait until you hear who the father of the company's well paid ceo is. >>> can you tell the difference between an expensive outfit and one that came from an outlet store on our new "rossen reports," how to dress for success without breaking the bank. first on a thursday morning, >>> coming >>> com

is live storm tracker the indianapolis radar, it's still a tornado storm in marian, indiana, but also in the northern part of the indianapolis area, northern indianapolis, right in here, it looks like there may be a hook echo. that is a tornado worn system as well. this is the same system that's going to affect us later on this week. let's talk about what's going on outside here right now. we've seen temperatures well into the 80's, even a couple 90 degrees towns, like maldin, you're at 91 right now. you want to cool off, just drive over to winthrop, it's go to lynn, 83 degrees. revere beach in the low 80's as well. cooler spots near the water. inlands, it is hot in many places. this is southern new hampshire, hampton falls at 92, but even here at newburyport, 90 degrees. you can bet if you drive to the other side on plum island, you're going to be much cooler, but 90 downtown right now, and off to the west of there, this will take you to nashua, new hampshire, where it's 93, next to our app banner, 93, litchfield, 88. windham was 90 earlier, now down to 80 degrees. satellite-radar shows it's because

storms about six hours ago as they move through portions of indiana, a line of storms, straight line winds possible across portions of northerno. this system will impact us tomorrow. it will get here tomorrow and could bring re bring a stray shower and more clouds. in the meantime temperatures, you may remember the past couple nights, temps dropped into the 60's, even 50's in mount pocono, not tonight. most of us still hanging on to the 70's. it's comfy but not quite as cool. 70 in millville. 73 in philadelphia, 72 in allentown and in mount pocono it's 64. it does start to turn more humid tomorrow, temperatures in the upper 80's. warm, steamy, this system approaches from west. it will increase the cloud cover maybe a stray shower there, few and far between, that front overhead on friday will also bring the chance for a spotty shower or thunderstorm but then we drop the humidity saturday. it's a bit of a trade-off. tomorrow clouds increasing you can see a couple of showers and storms mainly north and west. could be a storm rolls through the city. we'll be tracking it. friday starts off with sun and clouds and again maybe a str

storms about six hours ago as they move through portions of indiana, a line of storms, straight line winds possible across portions of northerno. this system will impact us tomorrow. it will get here tomorrow and could bring re bring a stray shower and more clouds. in the meantime temperatures, you may remember the past couple nights, temps dropped into the 60's, even 50's in mount pocono, not tonight. most of us still hanging on to the 70's. it's comfy but not quite as cool. 70 in millville. 73 in philadelphia, 72 in allentown and in mount pocono it's 64. it does start to turn more humid tomorrow, temperatures in the upper 80's. warm, steamy, this system approaches from west. it will increase the cloud cover maybe a stray shower there, few and far between, that front overhead on friday will also bring the chance for a spotty shower or thunderstorm but then we drop the humidity saturday. it's a bit of a trade-off. tomorrow clouds increasing you can see a couple of showers and storms mainly north and west. could be a storm rolls through the city. we'll be tracking it. friday starts off with sun and clouds and again maybe a str

indiana our sister station. >> jeff: we just took them live there. we had a pretty large tornado move through the northern suburb of indianapolis. warning. as can you see right now we have five active warnings going on in this area in indiana. we have a mini tornado outbreak occurring now with these supercell storms keeping a very close eye on things and i am seeing more storms develop around fort wayne. it is much more humid out to the west and favorable for the storms to get going. we will start to see some showers and storms develop here as well tonight. but i do not expect a severe weather outbreak tonight. it will be a yellow alert. i think we could see rain in here. that is the first wave as higher humidity moves in. heads up 8 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. showers and storms around and here you see future view. it still keeps us dry through the 7:00 hour more or less. and then after that we will start to see these showers and perhaps a few storms really perhaps at 11:00 to 1:00 a.m. later on this evening. dry right now and it is warm and windy and increasingly humid. 86 is the current temperature 6:63 and 8:81

the national weather service confirmed there were six tornadoes in indiana and four in indianapolis and the other two in the northernhe state. the city of costi ocity of koko largest and we understand from severe weather experts that number could rise after the final assessment is made. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we talked about fires and tornadoes in this country, in central italy, the search for fires and tornadoes continues after that deadly 6.2 magnitude earthquake rocked the region. new drone video shows the amount of people killed is up to 250. strong historic shocks hitting the town of amatrice, and making it difficult for rescuers to rescue those trapped under debris. >> we worked overnight and they didn't stop combing the rubab b to find those still alive. >> tears of joy were heard when a 10-year-old little girl was resc rescued. >> north korea is celebrating what it calls a successful test of a ballistic missile. these are images of the missile launched yesterday morning and it flew 300 miles towards the seas around japan. >>> both candidates on the campaign trails today and sparks are really flying.

indiana on into ohio. two areas of severe weather today from oklahoma and kansas on into northern ohio and parts of eastern indiana. we could see some main threats of damaging winds, isolated tornado risk. very, very slight. >> that's your latest weather. still to come, how washington is taking aim at the skyrocketing cost of life saving epipens and wait until you hear who the father of the company's well paid ceo is. >>> can you tell the difference between an expensive outfit and one that came from an outlet store on our new "rossen reports," how to dress for success without breaking the bank. first on a thursday morning, >>> coming >>> coming i have cervical cancer. from an infection. human papillomavirus. who knew hpv could lead to certain cancers and diseases? who knew my risk for hpv would increase as i got older? who knew that there was a vaccine that could have helped protect me from hpv when i was 11 or 12, way before i would even be exposed to it? don't wait. talk to your child's doctor today. learn more at hpv.com. hugo and princess aren't morning people. princess isn't even people, but he hasn't

that takes it from northern ohio on the way backkn to some pretty strong showers/storms in missouri, illinois, indiana, yo can see the direction but for right now, the front is also moving north. so we will bebe in this quiet zone eventually some showers or get dragged back with a cold front tomorrow. on the rainfall composite and future-cast wednesday evening. there are some holes in the coverage, mos backyards with about half inch, one half inch of rainfall the heaviest of it will be tonight and tomorrow will be in norther taking a look at the rainfall amounts. this is august so far and you can seeh the first eigh days were completely rain free. and then tuesday and wednesday, half inch, a in 1 inch, and two days we have a surplus. and this weekend some nominal at hopkins have a small surplus fo august still have to make up fo last three months def rainfall. we may move in the direction the next couple days, in august it is 7 degrees above normal but not today. the overnight low was warmer than normal, tonight 69 degrees, mostly cloudy with a few passin showers.. just a typical warm night tomorrow 8